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Check potential interactions between two or more drugs by combining FDA interaction data, PubChem compound info, and ChEMBL target overlap analysis into a unifi
This skill orchestrates queries across FDA interaction datasets, PubChem compound lookups, and ChEMBL target information to identify and summarize potential drug-drug interactions. It provides a practical workflow for clinical-pharmacology-oriented agents to fetch interaction reports, resolve compound metadata, and compare molecular targets for overlap or conflict. The skill expects connector access to three MCP/SCP servers and demonstrates example code for streamable HTTP connections.
Use this skill when evaluating safety or mechanistic overlap between medications (e.g., warfarin + aspirin), preparing clinical decision support summaries, or automating literature and database checks that support pharmacovigilance tasks. It is intended for research/clinical-support agents with appropriate data access and API keys.
Best for agents that can open streamable HTTP connections and call external MCP/SCP servers (research assistants, clinical decision support agents, and data-integration bots).
This skill checks drug-drug interactions using three MCP servers (FDA, PubChem, ChEMBL) hosted on the SCP platform. The SKILL.md provides a 3-step workflow but it's vague — no detail on how to compare or synthesize results. The Python code example is auto-generated boilerplate that doesn't pass actual arguments to tool calls. Requires an SCP Hub API key from a Chinese-hosted service. No bundled scripts to test.
Part of the DrClaw clinical pharmacology agent framework. Auto-generated skill template with minimal hand-written content. The code example is clearly scaffold-generated and non-functional as-is. No security issues found — no hardcoded credentials, destructive commands, or exfiltration. The external API calls are to the declared tool servers, though all traffic goes to a third-party domain (intern-ai.org.cn).